Admins: Provider Payroll Table

The provider payroll table does some basic summations that we believe will help you in your calculations. Each mode is calculated differently as described below.

• Logged Appointments Hours
  Providers must log their scheduled appointments. If they log the student as "present", this log will include a "duration" value which is used in this calculation. If marked as "absent", we add a token amount of minutes to the calculation to pay them for their time. The default is 30m but you can adjust this by emailing Penji.
• Scheduled Drop-In Hours
  This table assumes that any drop-in shift a provider was scheduled for, the provider worked. This simply sums all scheduled drop-in shifts of a provider.
• Logged Section Hours
  Providers are scheduled by admins to lead "sections". Many students can join a given section, and providers log who came and who didn't. If at least one student comes to a given section, this table adds the scheduled duration of that section to this total

We can't customize these calculations for your specific case, but hope that this starting point will help for your own payroll run.

Important Caveats

Two situations may lead to you overcounting your provider hours:

• Overlapping Drop-in and Appointment Hours
  Some centers choose to schedule a provider for both drop-in hours and appointment hours at the same time. If the provider gets booked for an appointment that time will be counted in our table; the provider's scheduled shift will ALSO be counted in the drop-in row (double counting). To resolve this, you can pull up the Visits table in your data dashboard and filter down to the provider in question and also filter down to 1-on-1 only. Alongside this, you can re-open your admin panel in a new tab and navigate to your Drop-in Provider Hours page to see their scheduled shifts. Check if their appointments occurred during a scheduled shift, and add up those amounts to approximate the deduction for this provider. See this image for a sample of these windows.
  
  Once you've come up with a "deduction" for the provider (an amount that Penji's table has overcounted their hours due to overlapping appointments and drop-in), input it into a spreadsheet as shown here:
  
  In this way, you are adjusting the total hour value that Penji gives you down by any appointments that were counted on top of a drop-in shift.
  
  
• Overlapping Drop-in Shifts in Multiple Locations
  Providers can scheduled drop-in shifts that overlap with one another (for example, an in-person and zoom shift they will work in parallel. Penji will double count these hours as well. You'll have to look at their schedule hours and assess how many drop-in shifts a provider had that occurred at the same time across two or more locations.